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Aditya
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Aditya
@adityaseeks
building companies, muscles and character tech and ai | alum @iitroorkee
Bengaluru, India Bergabung Ocak 2025
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@adityaseeks Sounds good, I’ll keep an eye on your updates Aditya
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How’s your weekend going, builders and founders? 🚀
What are you working on this weekend?
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@Sebalg_tech Firstly I am solving this for myself, because I am going through this problem a lot. Would love to chat and discuss more about this.
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Well I was thinking usually when I move from one LLM to another, things are different you again need to write down how you want things right? But wouldn’t it be better if your thinking style and process is well documented with tour learnings as well, helps the AI to directly go through you.
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@nia_thinks Building a database for AI, which learns your style of thinking. Let’s connect and talk.
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@primal_brainer Don’t care about people’s projection of you, you’re the one living your life.
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Stop being scared of being disliked by losers. Half the people judging you do not even have the courage to live honestly themselves. They built their entire identity around being acceptable, predictable, approved by everyone around them., then project that frustration onto anyone bold enough to exist authentically. People who are truly authentic rarely spend their time mocking others for expressing themselves.
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@TTrimoreau In the era of quick gratification and dopamine, focusing for long has been a challenge.
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Hot take:
The ability to focus is becoming more valuable
than intelligence.
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@ethrealuniq True, the environment is important, like minded push like minded people.
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@KAHALA123Y Man don’t give up. Take a day at a time, pick one thing you need to improve and do it consistently and then do this across your things to change. It is HARD, but worth it.
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@heyamanai Building community for people who want to learn about scaling architectures and more in the industry.
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Think Stack Overflow, but entirely dedicated to AI/ML architectures and real-world edge cases.
Real solutions, shared by the people actually building them. Let’s build this together! 🚀
Aditya@adityaseeks
AI engineers and builders: Building a community for AI architectures and real world problem solving with AI, ML, LLMs and Agents. Post your thought process and architecture around the working solution and why does it works. Interested people, let’s connect.
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Founders let’s connect - what are you building?!
Being a founder and wanting to be a founder has a difference of mindset.
Building things are easier, but constantly obsessing over it and improving is the Founder’s work.
I am building a database across platforms with AI, which can learn your thought processing architecture. Interested people DM.
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I think, taking raw action beats everything. First start, then improve.
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High-agency is contagious. You spend time around someone who just does things and suddenly your own list of "impossible" tasks starts looking suspiciously possible.
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@SahilBloom The ability to adapt is the most important skill to develop.
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I'm convinced that adaptability is the highest form of intelligence. Knowledge matters, but the ability to learn and unlearn matters more. To change your mind in response to new information. The rigid cling to what was. The adaptable adjust to what is. The future belongs to them.
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@i_mika_el That’s a great thought Mikhail, I think rather than this my goal is to help people and meet like minded people in the process, so that I can grow to be a better person. Is that a good founder mindset?
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Founders, what should your first product prove:
that you can build a lot, or solve one painful problem repeatedly?
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@thejustinwelsh Really, being true to yourself always brings out the true people and feelings across. Being polite and not speaking your thoughts causes problems and overthinking.
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The older I get, the more I realize that speaking your mind bluntly and directly is the fastest way to build relationships with the right people.
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@CoachDanGo Maintaining physical health has been a cheat code for me, I can build things and feel better, mind works better when you on a 100 percent efficiency. People have started romanticising not taking care of health and working.
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@AFitTrader You can have abs and enjoy life, stop normalising not being in your best shape and not enjoying it.
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The goal isn’t to never work again. It’s to never do bullsh*t work again.
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